combine and save
Most Australians have an average of 3 super accounts. That means 3 sets of fees, 3 accounts to keep track of and 3 times the amount of paperwork. Wouldn’t it be easier if you had only one super account to manage rather than coping with multiple accounts?
don’t let your super drip away
If you've had more than one job, then it's not uncommon to have more than one superannuation account. If you have more than one super account, you may be paying more than one set of fees and charges.
By combining all your additional super accounts into one manageable, low-cost Health Super account, you’ll:
- pay less fees
- have less paperwork
- grow your retirement savings
- have more time for yourself
- combine and save…It’s that easy!
tip: check to see if your other super funds have any exiting fees and whether you will lose any benefits such as insurance cover if you roll your money out of their fund.
combine your super in 4 simple steps
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find the details of your other super accounts (e.g. old statements)
Can’t find your old super account details? If you think you have missing super accounts, click here and we can help you find your lost super.
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collect the number of forms you need
Just download the standard ATO Request to transfer whole balance of superannuation benefits between funds, and print out as many copies as you need. You will need to use a separate form for each of your additional super accounts.
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complete the forms with all your details
Make sure you supply the original copy of each Request to transfer whole balance of superannuation benefits between funds with all the information requested, otherwise your application may be delayed.
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sign and send off your application form(s)
Manager Superannuation Services
Health Super
Locked Bag 2900
Collins Street West VIC 8007
you will need these numbers to
roll your accounts into Health Super:
SFN 4859/719/97
SPIN: HES0001AU
tip: check to see if your other super funds have any exiting fees and whether you will lose any benefits such as insurance cover if you roll your money out of their fund.
